The apparatus described consists of a pressurization chamber made of a Plexiglas block and a column chamber made of stainless steel.
The main study described consists of a longitudinal study with active surveillance for malaria and febrile episodes across the malaria transmission season in 2003, in children aged 10 72 months.
Another repair approach that has been described consists of using recombinant adeno-associated virus (rAAV) [ 20, 21] or lentiviral vectors [ 22].
The delay just described consists of at least two conceivably dissociable components: The interpretation of the acoustic signal in the context of the scene, and the time it took to plan and subsequently initiate the eye movement.
A four-layer security architecture is described, consisting of the sensing layer, network layer, service layer, and application interface layer.
An interactive wheeled vehicle simulator is described, consisting of a software application for simulating vehicle dynamics and presenting the results in virtual 3D environment, and a haptic interface.
In this paper, a route to digitise the design of an existing implant is described, consisting of transfer of CT data, design of the prostheses, FE analysis, rapid manufacturing from titanium, and quality control.
Recently, a new model of fiber architecture of the linea alba has been described consisting of an oblique fiber layer of intermingling oblique fibers, a transverse fiber layer containing mainly transverse fibril bundles, and a variable, small irregular fiber layer.
A new design for blast mitigation and protection of infrastructure is described, consisting of a steel plate backed by a layer of low-density, reticulated, flexible, fluid-filled foam.
Finally, the mobile phase that provided the best resolution and which was used for all analyses described consisted of: solvent A, 0.1% formic acid and 5 mM ammonium formate in water; and solvent B, 100% acetonitrile and 0.1% formic acid.
As all domains described consist of modified bacterial immunoglobulin domains, β-strands are named according to the standard greek key nomenclature, represented in Figure S1.
